US inflation has not ‘turned the corner yet’, top IMF official warns
Financial Times: "Sticky components of inflation" show more work may be needed.
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Financial Times: "Top target" in FTX scandal denies charges soon after extradition.
US economy can still pull off ‘soft landing’
Financial Times: Biden administration sees large-scale investments blunting downturn.
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Market close: Synlait slumps on profit warning
But the index followed a strong day on Wall Street by rising more than half a per cent.
Sam Bankman-Fried tells Bahamian court he consents to US extradition
Financial Times: FTX founder on way to New York to face criminal charges.
Watchdog says long-running Wynyard Group saga a wake-up call
PwC says it has made big improvements in recent years.
Market close: No Christmas spirit rubbing off on shares
Index has now fallen more than 11 per cent this year.
Recession, election, labour shortages: What will 2023 hold for the markets?
This year has been a rough ride for investors.
Market close: a2 Milk continues its strong run
The New Zealand sharemarket had a muted reaction to falling inflation in the US.
Jarden Brief: Boeing takes off after huge deal rumours, Tesla faces attitude problems
Tesla popularity contest in turmoil after billionaire's wild ride.
Investors withdraw record levels of coins from crypto exchanges
Financial Times: Unclear if coins sold or moved, but they're clearly going.
Market close: Synlait Milk a big mover, NZ dollar nears six-month high
The index had a late surge to end the day in positive territory.
‘We kind of lost track’: how Sam Bankman-Fried blurred lines before FTX scandal
Financial Times: After billions vanish, an honest attempt to recall a crazy situation?
Jarden Brief: Costco feels pain in US despite better than expected inflation data
Costco Wholesale's November US sales disappoint.
Think mortgage rates are high now? Economist warns of 9.5% peak
Economist Tony Alexander shares what the big Official Cash Rate hike means for borrowers.
Banks unlikely to have to help fund money printing
RBNZ focused on tackling inflation, not reducing the cost of money printing.
Feeling the pinch: 60% of Kiwis have changed their daily spending habits
Sharesies research reveals cut backs on food spending.
Bank warns fight to stem inflation will spark global recession
One of the world’s biggest banks has heralded disaster for 2023.
Brace for impact: Mortgage rates could hit 8pc after latest OCR hike
Reserve Bank sees 'sustained upward pressure' on retail lending rates.
Jarden Brief: Big US retailers have stellar day, European stocks at three-month high despite Saudi, China worries
Looming China mega-lockdowns don't sway Fed-focused markets.
How FTX lost US$8 billion
Financial Times: The company had a lack of basic security controls and bookkeeping.
ANZ's bumper dividend
The restrictions have come off how much the NZ banks can pay to Australian parents.
Are there any economic bright spots amidst global turmoil?
Listen: Fund manager on where he sees opportunities in a fragile economy.
NZers likely to be caught up in FTX collapse
The collapse of the US crypto exchange is likely to have some NZers caught up in it.
RBNZ's $71b of money printing equivalent to 90-point OCR cut
Reserve Bank quantifies costs and benefits of money printing.
Deloitte Top 200: Finalists named for 2022 awards
The 2022 Deloitte Top 200 celebrates the kiwi businesses shaping the future.
China’s zero Covid policy is driving dairy prices down
China's zero Covid lockdowns are behind weaker demand from the PRC and lower GDT prices.
Market close: NZ sharemarket falls despite Mainfreight's strong day
Mainfreight's performance was well received by the market and investors.
Should banks help taxpayers cover the cost of money printing?
Questions raised over the amount of interest the RBNZ pays on $55b of bank reserves.
Household wealth plunges by almost $90 billion
Rotten housing market corrodes net wealth, but we're still ahead of pre-Covid levels.
Market close: Inflation menace strangles NZ sharemarket
Investors brace for inflation data tomorrow.